They says its his side, her side, and the truth

So if you couldn’t tell by the earlier Beast reference I’m a big X-Men fan. Used to watch the cartoon every Saturday morning. Of course everyone wanted to be Wolverine

I lost a battle at Thornton once and went home and started writing. I was so angry from being embarrassed I literally think my skill jumped 10 notches in one day cuz I locked myself in the room and just wrote some of the illest shit I ever came up with. I wanted to be feared like the one of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse

I used to hop in the freestyle battles during 3C lunch up at Thornton High School in Harvey. I was there the same time as Lupe Fiasco. This is where you earned your stripes. I was just a new comer back then but since then I feel like I’ve sharpen my sword and go even harder than before.

When you get in a zone and the pen gets flowing its like the verse is writing itself. You almost feel like the bad guy in a scary movie like “yeah f*** with me now”

Rapping in front of your friends and letting them critique you is like the hardest part of starting off. Cuz they immediately want you to sound like people in the industry. They don’t always understand the process of starting off recording on your desktop in your room to going to an actual studio!

Sometimes when you get in a zone its like you feel unstoppable. Me I’ve always been a big scary movie fan so if I get a sick verse going its like the bad guy just showed up

I get told once a week I’m a “positive” or “conscious” rapper. I’d say I’m a realist and nuetral. But a lot of people are afraid to be put in a box. I don’t care as long as you listen and understand it

When I was younger music was passionate and had substance. It was about your life, about your struggle, it was to show skill, to show creativity. A lot of new music is to just stunt 100% and thats what a lot of younger fans and artist go for

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